pipeline to jobs, and fully fund that. the third thing i would do which helps our moms and dads is we have to change the infrastructure of work. what that means is a national paid leave plan. we are the only industrialized country in the world that doesn t have it. we need to actually understand that all workers need that, whether it s a parent who s dying and sick, whether it s a loved one who s ill, whether it s a new baby. affordable day care, universal pre-k and making sure equal pay for equal work. and then that s the infrastructure of work to me. and last, we need to reward good corporate behavior and punish bad behavior, so you need carrots and sticks. carrots are things like a bill that i just passed in the last congress, again with the republican house, senate and president, signed into law, which was a made in america bill to help more manufacturers get access to more government funding, to help them grow manufacturing jobs, and then if a company ships jobs overseas,
the third thing i would do which helps our moms and dads is we have to change the infrastructure of work. what that means is a national paid leave plan. we are the only industrialized country in the world that doesn t have it. we need to actually understand that all workers need that, whether it s a parent who s dying and sick, whether it s a loved one who s ill, whether it s a new baby. affordable day care, universal pre-k and making sure equal pay for equal work. and then that s the infrastructure of work to me. and last, we need to reward good corporate behavior and punish bad behavior, so you need carrots and sticks. carrots are things like a bill that i just passed in the last congress, again with the republican house, senate and president, signed into law, which was a made in america bill to help more manufacturers get access to more government funding, to help them grow manufacturing jobs, and then if
belarus demanded equal pay for equal work. women from all over the world stood together and called for gender equality to be written into every article of the universal declaration of human rights they couldn t have imagined that seventy years on a lot of work would remain to be done on equal opportunities and that discrimination sexism and social exclusion would still be so widespread. to this day the un commission on the status of women meets once a year to reinforce calls for gender equality. now women in twenty nineteen are definitely all about setting an example to quash your traditions of patriarchy and rigid gender rules on next story trains the spotlight on the women from a fishing community in the town of mingora and how despite ready little formal education here in precinct in conserving their environmental heritage and stepping out of what is traditionally expected of them take
headlines across the nation. we have a hot election coming up. i explained that to you before. we are organizing a political movement. we think that any man or woman that votes against equal rights amendment may find it very difficult to return to political life. that is how he intend to . in the spring of that year an obscure senate sub committee dealing with constitutionality amendments began hearings on the era. what we re trying to do is provide equal education. equal pay for equal work. equal opportunity to succeed or fail in our society for our daughters as well as our sons. but women had been here before. many times. in 1923 the feminists of that era the suffragettes were the first version e of the amendment.
votes. clearly people like the message we were talking about which was kitchen table issues like making sure we had access to quality and affordable health care and great education and terrific jobs with dignity and equal pay for equal work were the messages i was elected on and bring that sensibility to congress. we care about national security and are concerned about making sure the borders are secure and we were able to be safe in the communities, but don t believe a wall is the solution to that. no, don t give an inch on the wall? i believe we have already given inches away in the sense that we are funding parts of border security, but it s also important that we are thinking about borders as more than that southern wall. there airways and roadways and waterways as well. it s important that we are a safe and secure nation and